Razac-d'Eymet lies on a hilly plateau overlooking the Dropt Valley. The Dropt and its tributaries form the boundaries of the village. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Razac-d'Eymet can include the village as a specific destination in their travel plans.
Culture
Razac-d'Eymet is the birthplace of science-fiction writer Michel Jeury. The village has a church of Romanesque origin. The bell of the Église Notre-Dame de l’Assomption weighs 450 kg and was cast in Saint-Émilion in 1882.
Agricultural products are also part of the local character: farms in Razac-d'Eymet sell cheese, Salers beef, pork and sheep-farming products directly from the farm.
Landscape
The location on the hilly plateau, the view over the Dropt Valley and the natural boundaries formed by the Dropt and its tributaries shape Razac-d'Eymet's geographical setting.
Things to Do
The picnic area in Razac-d'Eymet is located in the village centre next to the school. It has tables, benches, a barbecue, rubbish bins, a boules court, a playground and a book box.
The Eymet–Bergerac route is 25 km long. The Boucle de Razac d'Eymet circular hike begins at an information board near the war memorial in the centre of Razac-d'Eymet.
More village pages: Saint-Crépin-De-Richemont, Liorac-Sur-Louyre, Fouleix, Montpeyroux, Bouzic, Belvès, Razac-De-Saussignac, Ribagnac.
